The ECB raised rates in 2011 to fight energy-driven inflation, even as periphery economies (Greece, Spain, Italy) were contracting. That was a classic "dire rate bad" – it deepened the sovereign debt crisis, nearly broke the euro, and caused a double-dip recession. The ECB had to reverse course, but the damage was done.

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